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Received and cut the other day, now no more fumbling with keys in the dark to differentiate between the house key and car key! Cheers mate! thumbsup.gif

And now it doesnt look like youre driving an old beat up datto when someone looks at your keys :P

Ill take one if you got any left. Pm me your bank details.

Pm'd and your key is in the mail. Thanks mate :)

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I've got more of these keys for sale. Good quality. Solid rubber head. I'm using one on my R33, and I love it. So much nicer than the old crappy metal key.

$25 delivered.

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Nissan Logo embossed in casing, NATS logo stamped on reverse (NATS = Nissan Anti Theft System).

These are blanks, obviously. Get them cut at your local locksmith.

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Suitable for:

Nissan Skyline R32 GTR

Nissan Skyline R33 GTR

Nissan Skyline R32/33 GTS / GTS-T

Nissan Stagea C34

Nissan Cefiro A31

Nissan Laurel A33

Nissan 180SX RS13

Nissan Silvia / 200SX (S13 / S14)

Nissan Pulsar GTI-R

Z32 Fairlady / 300ZX

If your car is fitted with factory immobiliser (this doesnt apply to the cars listed above), these keys have a slot to install a transponder chip if required - (chip not included). As shown below.

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$25 delivered.

Yes I have plenty left with the red slot :)

The blue type were a one-off. I dont think I'll have any more of those.

You have PM.

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